On Monday 25 March 2002 21:33, Ivan Kelly wrote:
>xcdroast isn't meant to mount the cd. what exactly is happening? are you
> trying to read the cd or burn the cd?
>> --ivan
>> > > > maybe, the postinst script(.deb has them, and so does rpm AFAIK)
> > > > could
> > >
> > > have changed some permissions on you. you have to make sure the modules
> > > ide-scsi, sr_mod and a few more.
> > > also make sure that cdrecord is suid root(chmod u+s /usr/bin/cdrecord)
> > > and you are in the cdrom group (/etc/group).
Sorry, wrong terminology. No, not mount the CD but refusing to read i.e the
disc is spinning to infinity. All other apps are reading the CD such as grip
and gcd and other cdplayers.
I have a solution - that is burn to .wav using grip and this will work, but I
am totally baffled as to why xcdroast will not read. Having said all of this
I have yet to try and burn the files and maybe even creating .wav files with
grip I may yet encounter another problem with xcdroast in burning.
It seems to me there is a file permission problem but where?
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